PayPal’s shares rose after strong Q3 results and a partnership with OpenAI and Alphabet. The company reported a revenue of $8.42 billion, a 7% increase, and an adjusted EPS of $1.34, a 12% rise. Total payment volumes reached $458.1 billion, with transaction margin dollars growing by 6% to $3.87 billion.
The partnership with OpenAI will integrate PayPal into ChatGPT for instant checkouts and payment processing for merchants. Active accounts rose by 1% year over year to 438 million, while monthly active accounts increased by 2% to 227 million.
PayPal forecasts a Q4 adjusted EPS between $1.27 and $1.31 and a 15-16% growth in full-year adjusted EPS. The company is adapting to both traditional and AI-driven strategies, positioning itself for future e-commerce trends.
With a forward P/E ratio of around 13 times 2026 estimates, PayPal’s stock is seen as attractive for investors. The company’s recent partnerships and growth prospects suggest potential for further upside.
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